Space

Among the plethora of exoplanets cataloged, WASP-107b stands out as a peculiar celestial body that continually captivates astronomers and planetary scientists alike. Seated approximately 200 light-years away from Earth, this gas giant challenges the typical expectations we hold about planetary formation and characteristics. With a radius almost equivalent to that of Jupiter, WASP-107b’s most striking
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In the ever-evolving fields of astronomy and cosmology, small primordial black holes (PBHs) have emerged as fascinating candidates for explaining elusive cosmic phenomena. Hypothetically birthed soon after the Big Bang, these miniature black holes arose from regions of extreme density, leading to gravitational collapse. Their potential roles as dark matter candidates, sources of primordial gravitational
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The Moon, our celestial neighbor, has long been a subject of fascination, holding countless secrets about the evolution of Earth’s only natural satellite. Recent research has added a compelling chapter to our understanding of the Moon’s internal structure, revealing the likelihood of a partially-molten zone nestled between its rocky mantle and solid metal core. This
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Supermassive black holes (SMBHs), with masses that can reach up to a billion times that of our Sun, represent some of the universe’s most enigmatic and staggering entities. Their immense gravitational pull and the secrets they hold about fundamental cosmic processes have captivated astronomers for decades. Despite their fascinating nature, many questions linger about their
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The relationship between Earth and its Moon has captivated scientists and enthusiasts alike for centuries. Unlike any other planetary system in our solar neighborhood, Earth boasts a singular, large satellite that shares a remarkable kinship in geological composition. While the widely-accepted theory has posited that the Moon either originated from debris formed through a colossal
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Launched in 1977, the Voyager spacecraft embarked on an unprecedented journey through our solar system and beyond, marking a significant milestone in humanity’s quest for knowledge about the universe. Powered by plutonium radioisotope thermoelectric generators (RTGs), these probes have far surpassed their original mission parameters, continuously sending data back to Earth long after their intended
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Pluto, a dwarf planet located approximately 5.7 billion kilometers from the Sun, has long captivated the interest of astronomers and enthusiasts alike. Despite being smaller than Australia, it is an enigmatic world characterized by its icy landscapes, towering mountains, expansive glaciers, and myriad craters—each a silent testament to a tumultuous history. At an astonishingly frigid
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In January 2023, astronomers made an exciting discovery with the identification of a new celestial body: Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS). While new comets are frequently uncovered, this particular comet sparked significant interest due to its potential brightness. Such enthusiasm often leads to sensational claims, with some suggesting that this comet could be celebrated as the
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Dark matter has long stood as one of the most confounding mysteries in astrophysics, garnering attention not because of what we see, but rather, what we do not. The descriptor “dark” refers not to the color or density of this elusive matter, but to its inability to interact with light. Unlike ordinary matter, which can
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